Nigeria’s stock exchange eyes longer hours, but at what cost?
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) is preparing a bold experiment: extending its trading day from the current 9:30 am–2:30 pm to...
- Wednesday, July 15, 2026
BusinessDay
The Nigerian Exchange (NGX) is preparing a bold experiment: extending its trading day from the current 9:30 am–2:30 pm to...
When Nigerians talk about moving, they rarely start with GDP or budget figures. They talk about roads that do not...
A new way of measuring state performance How well a Nigerian state performs has long been judged more by perception...
Nigeria’s commercial capital has long been a paradox: chaotic yet creative, overpopulated but bursting with opportunity. Yet behind the glittering...
Lagos is more than a namesake of towns in Portugal, France or Greece. It is by far the largest of...
By 1989, three years into Nigeria’s 1986 reform programme, many citizens felt betrayed. Living conditions worsened, prices rose, and reform...
For the first time in years, Nigeria is recording a sustained slowdown in inflation, raising hopes that economic sentiment may...
By 1989, three years into Nigeria’s 1986 reform program, many citizens felt betrayed. Living conditions worsened, prices rose, and reform...
Nigeria’s banks face a capital hole of nearly N5 trillion, a shortfall bigger than the federal government’s combined education and...
Generated image Nigeria has nearly tripled its education spending in five years, but outcomes remain flat. Budget allocations rose from...